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The 6th Annual TribalHub Cybersecurity Summit will introduce an executive responsibility track for non-technical leaders when it convenes Feb. 17-20, 2026, at the Hyatt Regency Riverfront in Jacksonville, Florida.
The new track targets executives across tribal governments, health systems, gaming operations and enterprises who need to understand cybersecurity's operational and financial impacts beyond IT departments. The summit will offer three days of sessions, training and networking focused on strengthening cyber defenses for tribes and tribal enterprises.
“TribalHub's Cybersecurity Summit isn't just about cybersecurity education and best practices for technology leaders and professionals; it's about giving both non-technical executives and technology leaders working for tribal governments the best tools and knowledge to act,” said Matt Moon, CIO and senior vice president of IT at Four Winds Casinos and a summit board member.
The event features three tracks: Executive Responsibility for policy-focused leaders, Strategic Cybersecurity for decision-makers and security leaders and Cybersecurity in Practice for technical professionals. Programming includes keynote speakers, workshops, a vendor expo and Tribal-ISAC working groups.
Registration details are available at tribalhub.com.
